Why the UK’s Rejection Matters for Us
Ensuring accessible palliative care for all must remain at the heart of the discussion, not expanding assisted-suicide legislation in the name of choice and compassion.
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The Letter National and NZ First Didn’t Want to Receive
The Waitangi Tribunal was never intended to exist indefinitely. It is time for our elected government to step up, complete the settlement process, and unite New Zealand with equal rights for all citizens.
Empty Fridge and a Full Press Conference
Outlawing the signal that keeps the supermarket stocked is not compassion. It might be how you get some votes. It’s also how you empty the fridge.
This Is a Naked Inconsistency
What the reaction to another Sydney Sweeney advertisement reveals about consistency, power, and political double standards.
Why Africa Is Against Mercator, Why America Is for Him
The UN resolution to junk the Mercator projection of the globe – which makes Africa look small and Canada big – is nakedly political, says Professor James Alexander. No wonder the US opposed it.
Nuclear Waste Storage… No Big Deal
Nuclear waste is better handled than any other waste in the world. This is a positive spin-off legacy from all the exaggerated scare stories which have been generated by the anti-nuke lobby. Nuclear people worldwide are very proud of what they do, and how they do it, and they do it well.
A Speech for the Ages
It will rank as one of the most power-packed speeches ever delivered on the decline of the Democratic Party.
The Houthis Did It
Brent hit $US108 per barrel once news of the pipeline attack got out and, unless the Saudis fix it fast and supply troops to protect it – perhaps with soldiers from the other Gulf States – will likely rise higher.
What Will Hipkins Have to Give Away?
KiwiPower, KiwiMart, Wealth Taxes, and Te Tiriti: What survives negotiations?
Legacy Media and Politicians Don’t Get It
There seems to be an almost obtuse wilful blindness amongst Western elites in politics and legacy media to see the real reasons that insurgent ‘populist’ parties are beating them in elections, says Professor James Allan.
One Year Later
The US military continues quartering Charlie Kirk assassination celebrants.
I Identify as a Muslim Woman
Has Hampshire Police committed a hate crime by refusing to recognise Mx Miller’s identity? That’s how it’s supposed to work, isn’t it?
